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Resources and global food prospects : supply and demand for cereals to 2020
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ISBN: 0821322079 Year: 1992 Publisher: Washington (D.C.): World Bank

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Rural extension services
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Year: 2003 Publisher: Washington, D.C. World Bank

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The rise and fall of training and visit extension : an Asian mini-drama with an African epilogue
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Year: 2006 Publisher: [Washington, D.C. : World Bank,

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"The paper reviews the origins and evolution of the Training and Visit (T&V) extension system, which was promoted by the World Bank in 1975-98 in over 50 developing countries. The discussion seeks to clarify the context within which the approach was implemented, and to analyze the causes for its lack of sustainability and its ultimate abandonment. The paper identifies some of the challenges faced by the T&V approach as being typical of a large public extension system, where issues of scale, interaction with the agricultural research systems, inability to attribute benefits, weak accountability, and lack of political support tend to lead to incentive problems among staff and managers of extension, and limited budgetary resources. The different incentives and outlook of domestic stakeholders and external donor agencies are also reviewed. The main cause of the T&V system's disappearance is attributed to the incompatibility of its high recurrent costs with the limited budgets available domestically, leading to fiscal unsustainability. The paper concludes with some lessons that apply to donor-driven public extension initiatives, and more generally to rural development fads. The role of timely, independent, and rigorous evaluative studies is specifically highlighted. "--World Bank web site.

Soil conservation in developing countries : project and policy intervention
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ISBN: 0821314483 Year: 1990 Publisher: Washington, D.C. : World Bank,

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Soil conservation in developing countries : project and policy intervention
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ISBN: 1280015764 9786610015764 0585229201 Year: 1990 Publisher: Washington, D.C. : World Bank,

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The rise and fall of training and visit extension : an Asian mini-drama with an African epilogue
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"The paper reviews the origins and evolution of the Training and Visit (T&V) extension system, which was promoted by the World Bank in 1975-98 in over 50 developing countries. The discussion seeks to clarify the context within which the approach was implemented, and to analyze the causes for its lack of sustainability and its ultimate abandonment. The paper identifies some of the challenges faced by the T&V approach as being typical of a large public extension system, where issues of scale, interaction with the agricultural research systems, inability to attribute benefits, weak accountability, and lack of political support tend to lead to incentive problems among staff and managers of extension, and limited budgetary resources. The different incentives and outlook of domestic stakeholders and external donor agencies are also reviewed. The main cause of the T&V system's disappearance is attributed to the incompatibility of its high recurrent costs with the limited budgets available domestically, leading to fiscal unsustainability. The paper concludes with some lessons that apply to donor-driven public extension initiatives, and more generally to rural development fads. The role of timely, independent, and rigorous evaluative studies is specifically highlighted. "--World Bank web site.


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Agricultural extension and research : achievements and problems in national systems
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ISSN: 10110984 ISBN: 1280090324 9786610090327 0585248923 Year: 1997 Publisher: Washington, D.C. : World Bank,

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